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VOL.34
8 Paget MARSHALL, N C THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1935
PRICE $1.00 A YEAR
Meeting of Couijty
Demonstration Farmer
A number of county demonstration
farmers were here Saturday -afternoon
to attend the-' meeting;, iwhic)
shows their interest in promotitir the
farm improvement of this county.
Hr. Lynn, Assistant County Agent
oil Yancey County, was here and gae
a very interesting talk on the! dem
onstration work and explained the
" constitution and by-laws of the- Yan
cey County Soil Improvement Asso
ciation. Short talks of interest were
made by local attendants.. ' 1 '
We decided to meet on January 18,
19S6 and orsrwnize a Madison Coun
ty Soil Conservation Association, and
I hope on the above date we will have
a 100 .per cent, attendance. It ia ab
solutely necessary to attend this
meeting if yon expect to be a jjem
onstratton fanner. We will disems
-nlans tor ISM. : We 01 Iuh some
oBtstmBdrojrtnan in the wark to apeak
at this meeting.
$3,000,000 PAID
N.C FARMERS
The Agricultural Adjustment Ad
ministration poured almost $3,000,
000 into the pockets of North Caro
lina farmers during the months of
July, August, and September.
Rental 'and benefit payments to
fanners cooperating in the crop ad
justment programs accounted for
$278,086.79 of the total, said
Dean I. O. Schapb, of State College.
The largest, sum wsnt to tobacco
growers, who received 11,443,792.83.
Cotton grower got 1 $997,218.78,
corn-hog producers $128,642.57, and
Wheat growers $8,482.63. y
an addition, cotton growers wno
slaced euplus tax-exemption tertifl-
-catesMn the national "pool recivea
CHRISTMAS
SERMOTI
This called for the incarnation. "A
virg!4 shall be Wi$h' child and shall
bring forth eon; And they shall call
his name EmmanW,H which being in
terpreted is, GOD -WITH US." TjsJ
is the heart ofl we tniirtmaar. story
"The Word yttmmiiM:kmiim
amoni us" u 'timm-mwwmM?-?M
declapMlbnS ever
meus
n
The $487,904.53 in administrative
expenses ' went "largely to pay com-
toter the programs locally, Dean
' mitteemen, farmers who help admin-
Schaub .pointed out.
The rental and benefit paymen
are still flowing to the farmers,
added, but the amount for
and November have not been it
ed to date.
The payments are made from
raised by processing taxes o
commodities covered by the vj
Benefit navment nn all eromfTi
this county for July, August.-to
September were $6,589.69. If
. :
Brother of Miss Rorta
Rogers Found Shdt To
Death In Asheville
. :
A long story appeared in tfe Ashe
ville naper last Saturday about, the
body of Mr. J. Hoy Rogers, V"
Leicester section, being fo
Asheville with a bullet hole tl
his head, evidently from the
Mr. Rogers was a brother of M
berta Rogers, well known b
woman of Asheville, who was
time a resident ofl Marshall,
other members of the Roeers
have recently died. They have
. tives in Marshall.
By CHARLES H. DICKE1
Behold, a virgin shall
and shall brimr north a
shall call his name Emu
being interpreted is,
bettKtta
mm
child.
;d they
ieT which
with us.
1:23
The world never Wli? what God
was like until He batwne flesh and
dwelt in it.
Tfce dream of thsT human race bad
hem foransisl Coi. Plate gv
exsrasaion te 'tttt stnircraa! hanger
whem lsaad, "W took for a Gd. or
whe wiB
e away the
Jesr.
when he Hfe.
ffih.
ima-fi
J jr.) si
-how'.mrtii.'
dark-
mm
IMPORTANT
HAPPENINGS
IN 1935
from the Files
rs-Record
time speaking by hi Son, who was
the brightest of' hi glory, and, the
express image of his person." In
the incarnation, he 9id not take on
himself the nature of anigels, but the
nature of men. For it behooved him,
in all things to be nut like unto. his
own brethren, that lie might be a
merciful and f Jt hq priest to
them ia. the ttunn peprtaning to
God.
us ear duty.
from
same yearn;
sion in
knew wh
PhUip vo
when he
that is
The vinywezv1
guag was .jrrth Of world's
Savior. H'wa bora in 'aW.;;
Bethlehenfr'The sreat aveiS'&iiha
mis uwyetsai
nitti hml:'deiaara ilmsVIQie 'WoMtocaMTrV
raada flesh. 0&--f--mm
md. they-beheidHis gloTylB BWW;
an,
is woridiMltlfe-
trthe tafMmM
Ana enouia n seenv4jmpMDie 10 you nivseetion- was.
thatAbere should be b0fituman and fjtoorain., restaur
m
(miore lum1nou.t as
to theer ofb An fen
anxei inadatne Hortone declaration . y- '., . . , ,
!. Mtar: watch WfpK iteMM&ISfiKt
ik e giaa'twunga mmmm4smsmm&A
s hiWMM7Bm -granting of the first charter iSf the
l !?lW fat PW'lha.3 become fla oW ia. 1859. -l f
? longH W'-tot aorV us.' To' we, too, '-- Feb. 28 J. W. Rai)?tSr. of
;ion, or rtvM,. .-v .. j UA .Wttl Barnard, pets 16 to 18 yeteerhard Ia-
rtYI .
fhe world had always
jffljne Being. But
F . . . . . . wscu iais7 r aviivt .iia nuvn
Son,bf that Being. It wanted to . - v..
fbe able to say, as the Samted John;. ..fcTv .ini.
later on did say, "That which ws '' , UK""D 3 . - .
. -i . . .' , . I still gathers over op! eyes. The ans
from toe beginning, which we have lonrfn u
seen wii our eyes, which we have . . . , vl. , .
looked upon, and our hands lv I . . .... ... anA
handled, of the Word of life; flor the I . - . . . v,nrf,f
, , - , , , uWI v A tvaM iaaaM iai3 wavwbuw
1ic was made manifest and we .
. to us.
have seen it."
. the
tW in
mash
tack.
iJRo-
usiaess
tft'iine
emt&rj
expecrve
1 H.
other pltctt in
l.Aftlt
set apart foWev
flONOR ROLL
jTr-oflj:,, ,
The News-Record
l' Beginning witfr our issue of Oct
ober 17, we are publishing below
the names of people who subscribe
7 or renew their subscriptions to The
News-Record within the last week.
By keeping youa' subscriptions paid
up you will -g-atly help your local
paper. Of course, thoss whose sub-
Zl scriptions are paid in advance are al-
- ready on our honor roll.
J. O. Revis, Marshall, Rf d 1
:; W. A. F. Kent, Alexander. N. C.
Mrs. Elsie iPayne, Marshall, Rfd 1
A Bernie Payne, Barnard, N. C.
, James W'aWn, Marshall, N. C. rfd 8
: Mrs. Lizxie CargUe. Mars HUH N. C
:"- J. S. Buckner, Barnard, N. C.
- T. J. Anders, Marshall, N. C. rfd 1
J. E. Griffin, Marshall, N. C. rf d I
R. D. Rberts, Big Laurel, N. C.
; . I E, Fender, Flag Pond, Tenn. ,f
. Isaac L. Worley Worley, N C . '
v Thomas, S. V. Marshall R-$.
Chester Brown, Marshall, N. C. rfd 1-
.;. Arthur Edmonds, Flag pond, Tenn.'
; H. E. Carver Leicester, N. C.
.eeiieaM. ii ia;. fT .
f the
Jan. 8 .Mr'Ouy-Y: Rbm and
Mr. James Jfi'BalPy, Jtv bare fmd
a full vvrtt&litVx.' JialJhii'
been aeswatev W1'- iSww'
the past year;
der of court. Hearing set by Judge
Warlick for May 31.
May 30 Jack Rice case contin
ued again.
Dr. Blackwell accepts call to Mar
shall church.
June 6 Injunction against Re
publican taxlisters dissolved by Judge
Warlick.
June 13 Minstrel to be given by
Eastern Stars progreesimr, fine.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Campbell to
eave Marshall.
Hill College has-
year. Basket-
record with
scored.
a 27 City may get flunds for
tion 'Park on Island.
4 D. M. Robinson appoint-
;ipal of Marshall high school.
all retained for two years.
Redmon appointed coroner.
Sri HendrtcKs is elected
of Civitan Club.
. W. R. Johnson is killed
more t
mm
mm
Dix, famed wonmaa col-
ainfee,gust m:,, Whitehurat jwesents
fSf??TO,t 15 C. J. Rich will dot
mf.-Z-i-: . WJ'&teKXX-i!Wm position as county agent.
rTrr, , ZT&iCrttsnmm uauaora here ror trial.
SSS!.ora' "?SeM2iftipiet 22 Criminal term ofl
,iSKf;.;ufcor court to convene Monday.
Madison County high.
Monday, Sept. 2.
leave taken Thursday
James Lunsford.
Miller succeeds Earl
i or ine cast tnree years. Tmna o4. o ' ut tu... ojii-
iasx NDW.aBWmw -PiMnded bv Mart ff'AX hanlr oWhra.
.falilMMM Beech .C'.GlenwderAatS ti;l. k.
Mane- Hill YornUadisam. All I
W FefcAl Charter Bav'
brated ttV: Mars Hill college,
Feb. 15, with a srogramtin
4efee. auditorium in commemoration I
Barnard, pets 16 to 18 yelt;hard la
bor aflter eubmitting' to "4cond 'de
cree, murder.! . j
SDrine Creek girls: Bfeeclt Glen
boys win Tournament epps.
March 7 Arthur Oosnell, Oris
Gunter and Robert Thomas fro to
iSsahail water supply thoroughly-.
th.fcol- !Jid.?L
Sia-ABix dseerted children left
fGtlot o
si
t mereVof eounty officials.
Marstfejr'Fjiteit 6fice promoted to
ecohd JelJ
Qhe JtaM&Hlill bank bandit captur
d in Tmwk
JlaudeUidn passes away,
apt. ffifi&HR. A. Edwards passes
my-
f Second vflftlfiK robber caught.
Oct. Si'-.'Oive suspects arrested
death row from Madison County. MarsKfo-iank robbery
SHOOTING FIREWORKS
It has long been the custom in this section of the country
to shoot fireworks at Christmas time. Folk from other sections
seem aghast at the idea, their reaction being that it is almost
sacrilege to so celebrate such a sacred occasion.
It seems to us merely a difference of opinion as to whether
fireworks should be fired in December or, in July. None can
say there is a deliberate attempt at sacrilege on the part of
those who have been raised in a section of the country where it
is as natural, from babyhood, to shoot fireworks as it is to ex
' pect Santa Claus to arrive on December 25th.
'But there is a time and place for all things and certain
UAitalions to all liberties. We do not care whether it is in Dec-
?uly or Octember, nobody has a right or should even
right to shoot fireworks in Roanoke Rapids or any
the world. Sa
Iks hayegaj
d'dy to stay
2. "In the streets or highways wher
and other vehicles traveling.
3. Near hospitals, or churches on Sundays.
4. Under anybody's feet at any time.
There is no need for us to explain the dangers, the annoy
ance, the discourtesy and the seriousness involved in breaking
any of the above rules. : ' ; ,
So far as we are concerned, shooting fireworks ia pne way
many folks have of reaHy enjoying Christmas. We want them.
to-keep on having their fun,; But always in the proper places
ana ac ine proper tune; vj.
ied'ffexcept possibJ;qnone nighty .j" 2I
T Up late) . 4&f!X'?&&.-. west have
. ... .fAMm3. 2-'...C. Mrs. E. R.
f
TTbe Roanoke Rapids Herald,
Dramatii- scenes hs vontha aro en
Wiake Foresit4Menedith summer
school unit to be held at Mars &ill
next summer. f
March 14 Dr. Hutchjns to open
office in Burnsville
March 21 V The Associationa
Missionary Union to be held at Mar!
Hill. March 29
March 28 GREAT DAMAGE
DONE BY STORM IN MADISON
COUNTY MONDAY. Many 'homes
and other property destroyed by
wind. One man killed and many
more injured in storm stricken sec
tion. National Red Cross to assist
desolate people in regaining homes. .
Aw-il 4 Public Funds bill erf
Madison County sent to Senate.
iRed Cross organization set up in
Madison County. ,
April 11 Fowl play suspected
dnannerance of Mr. Caney Edm
All traces of Flg Pond man
Marshall.
April A&fr Annual J
banqueffOT the Serine
school-gOb held in
Safdiy. night, Apr?
Easter aaerninr service
by the"1tev. J. R. Duncan,
the Methodist church.
pril 25 Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
have sold their home to Mr. and
R. Tweed Jr.
May 2 No opposition in Mar
shall munic'nal election. C D. Bow
mm to be Mavor. J. M. Baley, J. J.
Ramsey and W. A. West were nomin
ated without opposition for alder
men. ' ,-.
May 9 Miss Olive Thomas be
comes the bride of Mr. J. W. Wible,
Mav 4th. .
Chain letters begin to circulate in
Marshall.
May 16 MADISON REPUBLI
CANS DECLARE WAR ON MAD
ISON DEMOCRATS. Mass meeting
resolves to boycott certain ' officers.
High feellna spreada through Mad
ison county aa Sarinkle's legislation
la defeated. .
May 2.1 Recubhean Ta Listers
of Madison County restrained by or-f
jr.
senw
thitffi
OlMWfl
J. Wr.iWme, former auditor ofl
fadieojfrfebiipty, laid to rest Wednes-
Octfi&f Funeral rites conductad
or thrgetladison boys who were e
ecjrocutfd for the murder of William
"nomas.' '
)nMars&ll tramples Hall Fletcher,
20 to o;.
Oct. If Madison Belief office to
be moved back to Marshall.
MarHall reservoir nearing com-
Oc?i4 Canning plant may be
locafejf at Marshall.
.jtti'N. Riimspv lairl tn rest Satnrdav.
lt. 31 Mars HU1 bank robbers
ced to 38 - 40 years eacn.
shall and Walnut tie 7-7 in
ng football game,
and Mrs. Dinwiddie to leave
arshall.
Nov. 7 Car to be loaded at
Marshal Nov. 27, for Mills Home.
-Joe Eads made manager ofl local
A&P store.
Nov. 14 Lewis Tweed suddenly
killed.
Armistice observed in Marshall.
Nov. 21 300 neotde ia Madison
now being out on Relief work.
Mrs. Belle Runnion passes away.
Gudger. building to be used for
orphanage produce.
Nov. 28 JOHN A. HENDRICKS
PROMINENT LAWYER AND CIT
IZEN OF MARSHALL PASSES A
WAYJMONDAY, NOV. 26.
Dec. 5 More than 30,000 lb
of produce shipped to orphanage.
Farmens well pleased with prices
of tobacco on opening day.
Dec. 12 Soccer football started
at Mara Hill College.
Madison county farmers to meet
in Marshall next Saturday to discuss
canning plant -
Dec 19- Duckworth sells inter
est of Service Motor Sales, Inc., to
Zeb Whitt.
. Marshall houses torn down last
week. ;
New' druggist at (Roberta Phar
macy. . ;
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